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The photos below are to help you rig your boat for the season so that you can get the most enjoyment out of sailing her. If you have any questions, just call or email us. We offer a commissioning service - so if you would like us to rig your boat for you or if you need help launching, just give us a call.

Rigging and Sailing Tips click on images to view enlargements
Running Rigging Diagrams (above & right) show where the lines should go.	Mainsail halyards: starboard Foresail halyards: port Genoa reefing line: port Staysail downhaul: starboard	Correct lacing Lace in 2 sections: boom to 1st reefing eye and 1st reefing eye to 2nd reefing eye. You needn't worry to lace the last little portion but can if you want to.	Incorrect lacing The lacing should always remain on the outside of the mast, not wrap around it.
	Boom with outboard end fittings: (left to right) 1. Foot Outhaul: this is the lashing between the foot of the sail and the top end boom fitting. 2. Double mainsheet block: shackled to bottom end boom fitting. 3. 2 Reefing lines tied with bowlines around boom, lead up to appropriate cringles on the leech of the sail and back through the appropriate turning block on the boom to the 2 cleats opposite each other on either side the boom. 4. The lazy jack acts as a topping lift on a gaff rig. It is a continuous line, tied to the single horn cleat on the boom, going up through a shackle (aft of the single throat halyard block at the hounds fitting on the mast) and back down to the boom, where it is cleated off at the mid boom lazy jack single horn cleat. When moored, tighten the lazy jacks to lift the boom out of the way so you can have more head room in the cockpit.

	Reefing: Photo shows first reef tied in. All reefing is handled from the companionway step, a secure position to work from. Let the main out, drop the throat and peak halyards, loop the reefing point eye onto the horn at the gooseneck, lean back and tighten the reefing lines on the mid boom twin reefing horn cleats, hoist the halyards and pull in the main.
	Gaff Jaw: 1. The throat of the sail is lashed with a 4 mm lacing line to the shank of the bolt behind the gaff jaw. This lacing should be tight to keep the sail close to the mast, as shown in top picture. 2. The throat halyard is looped around the same bolt that the throat is laced to. It should be looped both sides of the lashing in such a way as to prevent it sliding to one side of the bolt (to avoid the possibility of the gaff jaws hoisting off centre).

	Gaff Lacing: This photo shows the gaff jaw, throat halyard, lacing of sail head to gaff and gaff span attachment.
	Aft gaff section: Showing the sail head attachment and gaff span attachment. As shown in the picture, always lace around the spars and not directly on to the saddles. This is very secure and thus, the preferred method.
	Gaff Span and Peak Halyard: 1. The gaff span should be tied as tightly as possible to the gaff with the block running freely on the span. 2. The peak halyard is tied to this block with a simple figure of 8 knot.
	Gaff span, peak and throat halyard and lazy jack fittings to mast Hoist the sail by pulling the peak and throat halyards simultaneously to lift both the peak and throat of the sail. Once the throat halyard is tight, pull the peak halyard the rest of the way up and secure. When sailing off the wind you can loosen the peak halyard to full the sail (a good sail shape should have no crinkles in the sail) When close hauled you can tweak the mainsail for extra performance by cranking in on the throat and peak halyards.
	Gooseneck and kicker: Tightening the kicker gives the main better off wind performance.
	Close up of gooseneck fittings: As the boom attaches to the gooseneck on the stainless steel tabernacle as apposed to the mast, it is extremely strong and less vulnerable when gibing.

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Hull	Owner, Location & Boat Name
1	Michael Newman, S/Y "Zest". Cruising Area: Poole Harbour
2	Simon Bongers, S/Y "Relish". Cruising Area: Gordons Bay, South Africa
3	Bernard Pekelharing S/Y "Hawkins". Cruising Area: The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark
4	Austin Lions Classic Boats, The Netherlands, S/Y " ". Cruising Area:
5	Graham Stevens, S/Y "Impi". Cruising Area: Milford Haven
6	Tim Walsh, S/Y "Weasel". Cruising Area: Mersea Island, Essex
7	Peter & Gill Jackson, S/Y "Moneypenny". Cruising Area: Cowes and Solent
8	Simon Southern, S/Y "Tresco". Cruising Area: Solent
9	Jo Sinfield, S/Y "Bandoola". Cruising Area: Singapore
10	Richard Jefferies, S/Y "Scout". Cruising Area: Isle of Man
11	Robert Alston, S/Y "Pipistrelle". Cruising Area: River Orwell, Suffolk
12	Owen Crankshaw, S/Y "Sandpiper". Cruising Area: Hout Bay, South Africa
13	Guy Southwood, S/Y "Celerity" Cruising Area: Waiheke Island, New Zealand (35 minute ferry ride from Auckland!)
14	Brian and Valerie Willis, S/Y "Winter Dreams" Cruising Area: Falmouth, based St Mawes, Cornwall
15	Martin & Rosemary West S/Y "Quartet" Cruising Area: St Mawes, Cornwall
16	Stephen St Leger Moore, East Coast S/Y "Escape"
17	Matthew Clarke, Wolverston marina S/Y "Minuet"
18	Richard Lawrence, Keyhaven, Solent S/Y "Frolic"
19	Sam Sabeh, Cheshire S/Y "Dolly Blue"
20	Robert Armstrong, Rutland Water S/Y "Robyn"
21	John Algeo, Ireland S/Y " "
22	Malcolm Waite S/Y "Forget Me Knot" Based on the South Devon Coast sailing out of Salcombe
23	William Wilson, Poole S/Y " Kira"
24	Alan Maitland, Dorset S/Y " "
25	Jack Gingell, S/Y "Merlin". Cruising Area: Ireland
26	Martin Elliot, Gloucestershire S/Y "Thumble"
27	Arthur Gormley, Lymington S/Y "Good Hope"
28	Chris Hodge, S/Y "Quest", based at Novi Vinodolski, on the Northern Adriatic in Croatia
29	Mike Evans, Cheshire S/Y "Suzy Fay"
30	Ken Thwaites, Cumbria S/Y "Cath And Twee "
31	Dave Le Mare, Hampshire S/Y "Lady Bird"
32	Stephen Fender, Brighton S/Y " Rondinella"
33	Martin Claridge, Canterbury S/Y "Chaka"
34	David Hill, S/Y "Moonstruck"
35	Arvid Pederson, S/Y "Solstice" Cruising Area: Hobe Sound, Florida, USA
36	David Gibson S/Y "Credence" Cruising Area: Suffolk & Cornwall
37	Andrew Evans, S/Y "Kily" Based in Maine. Cruising Area: Lake Sebago, Maine
38	Rein Terpstra, S/Y "Thor", The Netherlands
39	Ian Swales, S/Y "Fal". Cruising Area: Wales
40	Simon Head, S/Y "Halcyon". Based in Knutsford, Cheshire. Trailer based sailing all of UK
41	Stephen Curtis, S/Y "Peninsula". Cruising Area:
42	Tony Ready, S/Y "Molly"
43	Marty Jacobson & Yvonne Fried, S/Y "Fortuitous". Based at the Rogue Yacht Club, Ashland, Oregon, U.S.A.
44	Bob Hayward, S/Y "Bravo Zulu". Cruising Area: West Country
45	Tim Foster, S/Y "Stormy Cape". Cruising Area: Heybridge, Essex
46	Andrew Freeland, S/Y " "
47	Kevin Robinson, Robert Meek and Denis Guiler S/Y "Zephyr". Cruising Area: Strangford Lough, Sheephaven Bay, Nothern Ireland and Donegal, Eire
48	John Biddle, S/Y "Flyte" Based at the National Sailing Centre, Weymouth
49	Robert Roper S/Y "Audax". Cruising Area: North West UK
50	Richard Rickard S/Y "Nettie". Based at Mylor Harbour. Cruising Area: Falmouth
51	Ian Palmer S/Y "Gallinago". Cruising Area: Portugal
52	Stephan Radke S/Y "Herr Nilsson". Cruising Area: Based in Germany, includes Morbihan and Ijsselmeer
53	Bill Jones, S/Y "Capable". Cruising Area: Norfolk
54	Andy and Val Schmidt S/Y "Moth". Based on the River Crouch, East Coast UK
55	Chris Imray S/Y "A Dream of White Horses". Based at Rutland Sailing Club, Rutland Water
56	Nicholas Fox S/Y "Foxglove". Cruising Area:
57	Graham Cross S/Y "Cannelle". Cruising Area: Lorient- West Brittany
58	Alan Greenacre S/Y "Adept". Based at Royal Northumberland Yacht Club, Blythe. Cruising Area: North East Coast.
59	Bram Marck S/Y "Kerina" Based at the "de Knar" yacht club. Cruising Area: Waddenzee, Netherlands
60	David Pratt & Christine Heseltine S/Y "Dileas". Cruising Area: Ullswater and West Coast UK
61	Chris Smith S/Y "Capers". Cruising Area: Clyde and West Coast of Scotland
62	Philip Twidale S/Y "Tern". Cruising Area:
63	Harris Collie S/Y "Nemo". Cruising Area:
64	David Wastall S/Y "Sunbeam". Cruising Area:
65	Peter Binfield S/Y "Speckled Hen". Cruising Area:
66	Hein Pols S/Y "". Cruising Area:
67	Chris Wicks S/Y "Kaliope of Pelion". Cruising Area: Aegean Sea, Pagastic Gulf and Sporades Islands
68	Graham Kean S/Y "Sanuk". Cruising Area: Solent and Windermere
69	Barry Cowels S/Y "Escapade". Cruising Area:
70	Tony Lovelace S/Y "Miss Molly". Cruising Area: Lyme Bay
71	Claas Denker S/Y "Findus". Cruising Area: Weser, Bremen, Germany
72	Ray Hurley S/Y "Jeannie". Cruising Area: Rutland Water and Salcombe
73	Anthony Green S/Y "Smoke". Cruising Area:
74	Jan Brown S/Y "Samphire". Cruising Area: Holbrook Creek- Suffolk and Essex coast
75	John Urwin S/Y "Belladonna". Cruising Area: Derwentwater, Cumbria
76	Jim Swainbank S/Y "Siquerido". Cruising Area: Ullswater - Falmouth
77	Franz Perwenger S/Y "Monoceros". Cruising Area:
78	Peter Mcewan S/Y "Skylark". Cruising Area:
79	Richard Williams S/Y "Bazz of Yule". Cruising Area:
80	James Broadway S/Y "Enigma". Cruising Area: East Coast, Rivers Stour, Orwell etc
81	Hein Pols S/Y "". Cruising Area:
82	Donald Cousins S/Y "Dipper". Cruising Area:
83	Richard Winter S/Y "Tarka". Cruising Area:
84	Mr S G Curson S/Y "Tarry 2". Cruising Area:
85	Mr Tim Gregorie S/Y "Minnie". Cruising Area: North Norfolk, East Coast, based at Blakeney
86	Graham Shaw S/Y "Sarie Marais". Cruising Area: Rutland Water
87	Mike Brooke S/Y "Theos Future". Cruising Area:
88	Nick Long S/Y "Puffin Tree". Cruising Area:
89	Dr. Walter J G Jocher S/Y "Quartett". Cruising Area: Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
90	John & Caroline Walmsley S/Y "Cockersootie". Cruising Area: Dale (Milford Haven)
91	John & Lynn Child S/Y "Mayfly". Cruising Area: Solent
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93	Mr & Mrs P. Townsend S/Y "Cape Missy". Cruising Area: Roscommon, Ireland
94	David Peck S/Y "Whistling Rufus". Cruising Area: Thames Estuary
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107	David Lees S/Y "Chunky Monkey". Cruising Area: Dart River
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